What you should know:
1. The robotics platform is designed for hospitals and surgery centers. The platform is smaller than a traditional platform and doesn’t require the same infrastructure “mainframe” robotic systems do. For example, the company’s single-incision platform weighs 2 pounds and can be easily moved.
2. The system’s unspecified price point is “significantly lower” than other commercially available systems, according to a release.
3. Returning investor Bluestem Capital led the round, with support from PrairieGold Venture Partners, Genesis Innovation Group and other investors.
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